Drama, I don't have a diagnosis yet

it's awesome that you have a close-knit circle to rely on, but have you considered that being a little dramatic might sometimes skew your perspective? embracing different viewpoints can be enlightening; it offers a broader understanding of one's self. back in the day, i thought i was just dramatic too, but self-reflection helped me identify areas for growth. sometimes, a diagnosis provides clarity and support; it might not be what you think. being open to new insights is always beneficial.

let's be real here: not having a diagnosis can be really frustrating and a bit of a mind-bender; however, i totally get the whole "i'm not a bad person, just dramatic" vibe. it's something i've said myself more times than i'd like to admit. the importance of a grounding support system like friends and family cannot be overstated, but are you sure that's enough? sometimes denial masquerades as self-awareness, and it’s tricky to navigate. i remember thinking i had everything under control, only to later realize i had been avoiding a deeper issue. recognizing the potential for misjudgment in oneself is crucial and allows for more meaningful growth.